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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	FRANCIS ORMOND BUILDING (RMIT BUILDING 1) FRANCIS ORMOND BUILDING , FORMER WORKING MENS COLLEGE , RMIT Building 1 124 - 126 LATROBE STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	The Francis Ormond Building originated as Melbourne's Working Men's College, which opened in 1887. The first stage (1885-86), on Bowen Street, was built by J Moore at a cost of Ł11,000, and housed the main lecture hall (now the council chamber), workshops, classrooms and caretaker's quarters. The design was the result of an 1883 competition won by the architects Percy Oakden (later an honorary director of architectural classes at the Working Men's College), ... more
	KUOMINTANG BUILDING 109 LITTLE BOURKE STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	This place is included on the Victorian Heritage Inventory, for its potential to contain historical archaeological remains associated with the settlement and growth of early Melbourne. Under the terms of the Heritage Act 2017 there is protection for all historical archaeology sites and objects in the state.
	JOHN KELLY'S HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINGS 44 KELLY STREET BEVERIDGE, MITCHELL SHIRE
	EARLY BUILDING (SITE) 65 WHITEHALL STREET FOOTSCRAY, MARIBYRNONG CITY	The site has archaeological significance. Remains of previous structures at the site and associated artefacts are of significance.
	BUILDINGS, DOLE RESERVE DOLE RESERVE AND 1-7 DOLE AVENUE RESERVOIR, DAREBIN CITY	There is now a reserve; the IC Dole reserve in this location and there is potential for the remains of buildings.
	AUSTRAL BUILDINGS 115-119 COLLINS STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	The Austral Buildings was designed in 1890 by the noted Melbourne architect Nahum Barnet for Alexander McKinley, publisher of Melbourne Punch, and constructed in 1891 by J. and J. Baxter as shops and professional offices. The building consists of four storeys plus an attic storey and was built of red brick with cement banding. Ground floor elliptical arches support oriels on either side of a recessed central bay that features mannerist elements, the whole ... more
	LOMBARD BUILDING 15-17 QUEEN STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	The Lombard Building is a seven storey office building, including basement, constructed in 1889 for Balfour, Elliott & Co. The architect was Reed, Henderson & Smart and the builder was H Lockington of Carlton. The Lombard Building is constructed of load bearing brick with a stuccoed facade. It is arranged about a light well located on the south facade. Internally there is structural use of iron. Stylistically the building gains in complexity as it rises and makes free ... more
	FORMER NORTH MELBOURNE TOWN HALL AND MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS The Arts House , Hotham Town Hall 513 QUEENSBERRY STREET AND 52-68 ERROL STREET NORTH MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	The former North Melbourne Town Hall, first known as the Hotham Town Hall, was built in 1875-6 to the competition-winning design of the architect George Johnson. It replaced the first town hall built in 1861. In 1859 Hotham was one of the first of the inner suburbs of Melbourne to become an independent municipality, the name changing to North Melbourne in 1887. The new Town Hall was built by David Parry, the contract price being Ł9,603.10.0, but it was ... more
	CROSSLEY'S BUILDING JOB WAREHOUSE 54-62 BOURKE STREET MELBOURNE, MELBOURNE CITY	This place is included on the Victorian Heritage Inventory, for its potential to contain historical archaeological remains associated with the settlement and growth of early Melbourne. Under the terms of the Heritage Act 2017 there is protection for all historical archaeology sites and objects in the state. Please visit the Heritage Victoria website to find out more about the Heritage Inventory.
	HOUSE AND BUILDINGS SITE, GOULBURN VALLEY HIGHWAY (H2) 295 DAWSON ROAD ARCADIA, GREATER SHEPPARTON CITY

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